A franchise agreement is a legal contract placed between the franchisor (i.e., the business model or brand owner of the particular entity) and the franchisee (i.e., the candidate or entity desiring to carry out business under that brand). A franchise agreement states the nature of the arrangement, as well as the respective roles, rights, and …
Contracts are foundations on which good commercial and personal relationships are built. But when one of the parties does not fulfil the terms agreed in the contract, that amounts to a breach of contract, a legal wrong which entitles the injured party to seek legal remedies. This manual explains the procedure of taking legal action …
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A partnership is one of the most primitive types of organization. It is created by law, mostly governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. In a partnership, there are 2 or more individuals that agree to share the profits (and losses!) and agree on responsibilities in that Partnership. Partnerships can be made verbally; however, I …
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A lease is a document that constitutes the basis for landlords and tenants respectively in reference to their rights and obligations under such an agreement. Lease agreements include provisions under which common disputes in India arise, such as refusal to pay rent, refusal to vacate, unauthorised sub-letting, damage to property, and breach of contract. Most …
Digital payments in India are now a part of daily life thanks to UPI, mobile wallets and online banking. Digital payment methods are a great convenience that allows for fast and flexible payments. However, they also feature risks, like failed transactions, fraud and unauthorized deductions. If your money is lost or stuck in a digital …
Bank frauds are at an unprecedented high in India and are scamming people while breaking the trust with our financial institutions. Whether it’s a phishing link, a forged cheque, or some fake loan sanctioned in your name, the effects can range from disruptive to devastating. This guide will assist you in framing your response to …
Debt recovery is a legal right of banks and NBFCs, but it must follow lawful procedures. In India, many borrowers’ face harassment, abuse, and even threats from third-party recovery agents. If you’re being disturbed or intimidated by such agents, you have powerful legal remedies to protect yourself. In this article, we explain who recovery agents …
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In recent years, the surge in consumer lending and digital banking in India has provided immense convenience. However, it has also opened the doors to various financial frauds, one of the most alarming being EMI (Equated Monthly Instalment) frauds. These scams can leave unsuspecting borrowers financially crippled and legally entangled. This article delves into the …
Insurance provides you with the peace of mind. We have all experienced a health emergency, damage to our property, a car accident or a life insurance claim. We file claims in order to recuperate when we find ourselves in an unfortunate situation. But what do you do if your claim is unexpectedly declined? There are …
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In India, taking loans has become much easier thanks to digital lending platforms, NBFCs, and banks offering quick credit. But with ease of access comes the risk of default. Many borrowers, due to job loss, business failure, illness, or other hardships, are unable to repay EMIs. Such borrowers are termed loan defaulters. While defaulting can …
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